IHG rebrands resort in UNESCO-listed Lijiang

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InterContinental Lijiang Ancient Town Resort was previously a Crowne Plaza
InterContinental Lijiang Ancient Town Resort was previously a Crowne Plaza

IHG has continued its growth in China’s UNESCO-listed ancient town of Lijiang, with the opening of a new luxury InterContinental hotel.

The new InterContinental Lijiang Ancient Town Resort has opened its doors, following a renovation that has seen the property upgraded from a Crowne Plaza. It is the second IHG property in the popular tourist area, joining the existing Hotel Indigo Lijiang Ancient Town.

Designed in a traditional style, the InterContinental Lijiang features a range of buildings with curved roofs set among 51,000m² landscaped gardens and courtyards. There are 274 rooms and suites, plus two restaurants, a spa and a ballroom able to handle up to 500 people.

Dating back 800 years, Lijiang is famed for its narrow cobbled streets, traditional architecture and bubbling streams.

Klook.com

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